The Suffragette line is running with severe delays after a vehicle hit a bridge in the Harringay area. Transport for London's status notice covers the line through Crouch Hill station from 1.45pm on Wednesday 11 November and runs until about 1.30am on Thursday.
The notice says tickets are being accepted via any reasonable route, so Crouch Hill passengers have alternatives to waiting for a train.
Bridge strikes usually mean the structure has to be checked before normal service resumes. Anyone relying on the line home tonight should plan on another way.
- The Suffragette line has severe delays because a vehicle hit a bridge in the Harringay area.
- The notice covers Crouch Hill on the Suffragette line.
- The notice is valid from 1.45pm on 11 November to about 1.30am on 12 November.
- Tickets are being accepted via any reasonable route.
Every factual claim in this story is linked to the evidence behind it. Where the newsroom has added judgement or framing, it is listed separately. Sources accessed 11 November 2026.
- tfl.gov.uk/tube-dlr-overground/status/ (TfL official line status)
Claim by claim (4 facts, 1 editorial judgements)
- The Suffragette line has severe delays because a vehicle hit a bridge in the Harringay area. — TfL official line status, 2026-11-11“Suffragette Line: Severe delays due to an earlier vehicle hitting a bridge in the Harringay area.”
- The notice covers Crouch Hill on the Suffragette line. — TfL official line status, 2026-11-11“Line: Overground (Suffragette line, Crouch Hill)”
- The notice is valid from 1.45pm on 11 November to about 1.30am on 12 November. — TfL official line status, 2026-11-11“Valid: 2026-11-11T13:45:11Z to 2026-11-12T01:29:00Z”
- Tickets are being accepted via any reasonable route. — TfL official line status, 2026-11-11“London Underground are accepting tickets via any reasonable route.”
- Judgement: Bridge strikes usually need structural checks before normal service resumes, so tonight's journey home is best planned another way.